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This means we can now bring these 28 amendments to Last Call for Proposed Amendments if there is WG consensus. Doing so starts a 60 wide review period and an Advisory Committee review, which, if successful, allows to republish the Recommendation with these 28 amendments normatively integrated (and properly covered by the Patent Policy).
The targeted amendments can be classified as follows:
Amendments aligning with existing implementations
Set default values of the RTCConfiguration dictionary, aligning it with current implementations - section 4.2.1 RTCConfiguration Dictionary (PR #2691)
Update RTCIceGatheringState, RTCPeerConnectionState, RTCIceConnectionState to clarify the relevant transport it represents - section 4.3.2 RTCIceGatheringState Enum (PR #2680)
No longer queue a task in the determine DTMF algorithm - section 7.3 canInsertDTMF algorithm (PR #2742)
Align MTI stats with implementations - section 8.6 Mandatory To Implement Stats (PR #2744, PR #2748)
Clarify simulcast envelope is determined by negotiation - section 5.4.1 Simulcast functionality (PR #2760)
Change the default value of binaryType - section Attributes (PR #2913)
Untestable amendments
Substantive but unobservable IDL changes:
Replace DOMTimeStamp in the definition of the RTCCertificateExpiration.expires and of RTCCertificate.expires, and change its origin to certificate creation time - section 4.9.1 RTCCertificateExpiration Dictionary (PR #2686, PR #2700)
Since the initial publication of WebRTC as a Recommendation in January 21, the Working Group has identified, approved and integrated in the editors draft 47 substantive amendments (changes and additions) to the specification.
We published 26 as Candidate Amendments in March 2023.
Among the 47 amendments, 28 have now demonstrated to be implemented and interoperable (see below).
This means we can now bring these 28 amendments to Last Call for Proposed Amendments if there is WG consensus. Doing so starts a 60 wide review period and an Advisory Committee review, which, if successful, allows to republish the Recommendation with these 28 amendments normatively integrated (and properly covered by the Patent Policy).
The targeted amendments can be classified as follows:
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